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I supose it would be possible, vgm files though are usually very consuming on space, so there is only a limited number of games in which you could get more that a couple of tracks on. That's why you want to make a player for Mega CD? It would be really cool having the entire library on one or a few...

There are loads! No licensed ones ofcourse. One of the most common ones is Divine Sealing, a vertical scrolling shooter with nude pictures between the stages. Terrible game that fetches quite a lot of dough (sometimes in the $100 range).

Cool, thanks for pointing that out!

EDIT: do you think it's possible to add FM support to SMS VGM files when run in the player?

To sum up that bable I shall state here and now as what I belive to be a fact. There is no chance of getting the genesis to play vgz files:- well maybe very simple ones but not dac sample filled ones. Its working at its max just to play standard vgm's I see. I know nothing about programming, but I ...

Nice, works great! Have you thought of making a VGZ player?

That's really cool! Good to know it's absolutely authentic.

Cool, sent you an e-mail!

That's really cool dude!

Well that's rare, not even Sonic would count in that case. Vectorman is a good suggestion. Some characters I associate with MD: Pulseman (exclusive!) Kid Chameleon (exclusive!) Ristar (also on GG) Dynamite Headdy (also on GG, SMS) Flicky (also in the arcades) Ecco (ton of systems) Michael Jackson :)...

WTF! Seems to be a visualiser for Gameboy music. Sick!

Agreed, I'm not buying this. Nice box art though, I remember not liking the original one.

TmEE co.(TM) wrote:Comix Zone and Flashback have pretty nice tunes, but FBs ones sound... well, poor

Both of them sound really poor IMO, just clueless.

Thanks MG, although, that's not really what I meant. I'm curious if there are any games using the GEMS driver that sound better than EWJ.

I wonder if the save feature works better than tototek's. I wasn't able to use that at all...

It´s version 2.5 not 2.0 :wink: . Great release but most games that used G enesis E ditor for M usic and S ound effects sounded poorly :roll: . Others drivers sounded better: SMPS 68k, SMPS Z80, Krysalis/Hollingworth, Cube/Iwadare and the ones from Konami, Treasure and Namco. Earthworm Jim hints th...